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1946-’48 Mercury Sedan Coupe

It’s always seemed a bit unfair how, on the whole, Ford cars have maintained much greater recognition and desirability than their upmarket Mercury counterparts, in spite of the mid-priced cars’ more opulent trimmings and greater power. This disconnect remains when

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